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Cerridwen
Jordan said:
PWS is a feature of Pro only - are you running Pro?
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PWS is a feature of Pro only - are you running Pro?
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Rob Schneider
You don't. PWS is old, defunct, software. XP Pro includes Microsoft IIS
server on the CD. Install it via the Windows Components button on the
Control Panel's install program. XP Home does not have this software
and I understand it is not possible to install it. For XP Home (and XP
Pro) you can use another web server, e.g. Apache (www.apache.org), which
is ubiquitious use in the Internet.
Hope this is useful to you. Let us know.
rms
server on the CD. Install it via the Windows Components button on the
Control Panel's install program. XP Home does not have this software
and I understand it is not possible to install it. For XP Home (and XP
Pro) you can use another web server, e.g. Apache (www.apache.org), which
is ubiquitious use in the Internet.
Hope this is useful to you. Let us know.
rms
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Tom Pepper Willett
WinXP Home does not support a MS web server.
WinXP Pro comes with IIS, which is the web server. It's installed via
Windows add/remove programs.
Tom
WinXP Pro comes with IIS, which is the web server. It's installed via
Windows add/remove programs.
Tom
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Rob Schneider
I'm sorry I bothered to assist you.
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Mike Kolitz
PWS will not run on Windows XP.
If you need to develop ASP or ASP.NET applications, you'll need to upgrade
to Windows XP Professional so you can run IIS.
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Mike Kolitz MCSE 2000
MS-MVP - Windows Setup and Deployment
Remember to check Windows Update often,
and apply the patches marked as Critical!
http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com
Protect your PC!
http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect
If you need to develop ASP or ASP.NET applications, you'll need to upgrade
to Windows XP Professional so you can run IIS.
--
Mike Kolitz MCSE 2000
MS-MVP - Windows Setup and Deployment
Remember to check Windows Update often,
and apply the patches marked as Critical!
http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com
Protect your PC!
http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect
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Robert Moir
Jordan said:I have Apache and MySQL, I am looking to run PWS/IIS for ASP
applications...
Then you need XP "Pro".
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Website - http://www.robertmoir.co.uk
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Alex Nichol
Cerridwen said:PWS is a feature of Pro only - are you running Pro?
It is not even in Pro. Pro has IIS (Internet Information Server) - a
different, later product. And neither can be installed under XP Home
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Proctor
Jordan Freeland said:
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Jordan Freeland
Hi,
How can I install the Personal Web Server on Windows XP?
How can I install the Personal Web Server on Windows XP?
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Jordan Freeland
IIS comes with pro...
No, I have home.
No, I have home.
Cerridwen said:PWS is a feature of Pro only - are you running Pro?
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Jordan Freeland
I have Apache and MySQL, I am looking to run PWS/IIS for ASP applications...
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Jordan Freeland
NVM, I'll upgrade...
****ing Microsoft ...
****ing Microsoft ...
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Peter Sumner
So you won't want to use '"****ing Microsoft's" free ASP.NETNVM, I'll upgrade...
****ing Microsoft ...
development kit?
http://www.asp.net/webmatrix/default.aspx?tabIndex=4&tabId=46 It
includes a development server that only supports localhost
connections. If that's too restrictive download and remove the
restriction from Cassini.
Works fine on XP Home.
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